Darwinist Author Seeks Converts to Atheism

Oxford biologist and bestselling author Richard Dawkins is the leading contemporary apologist for Darwinism. Actually, he is anything but apologetic. Dawkins has been called “Darwin’s Rottweiler” for his fierce attacks on belief in God, mounted from an evolutionary perspective.

Dawkins, the author most recently of The God Delusion, employs eloquent, lucid prose to dazzle the general public and substitute evolution for God. His atheistic road to glory began with the 1976 publication of his book, The Selfish Gene. The book grabbed attention by investing genes or DNA with quasi-human intelligence. David Stove, an outspoken philosopher and critic of Dawkins, calls it one of many Darwinian “fairy tales.” Read Full Article

Jewish Group Attacks New TV Special

The Anti-Defamation League lashed out in August at a new Coral Ridge Ministries television documentary that links Darwin’s theory of evolution to the Nazi Holocaust.

ADL president Abraham Foxman charged in a press release that the program, Darwin’s Deadly Legacy, was “twisted” and “an outrageous and shoddy attempt by D. James Kennedy to trivialize the horrors of the Holocaust.”

But Tom DeRosa, Creation Studies Institute Executive Director, and author of Evolution’s Fatal Fruit: How Darwin’s Tree of Life Brought Death to Millions, defended the link between Darwin and Hitler. “Darwin’s evolution is a heinous idea which, without any question, led to the death of millions because they were regarded as unwanted, weak, or undesirable by the Nazis,” said DeRosa.
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From Darwin to Christ

Public schools are off limits to religion, but that didn’t stop Tom DeRosa.

A science instructor during the 1970s in a large Florida public school system, DeRosa used his classroom to present his devoutly held views about God and creation.

No one objected. He was free to push evolution and oppose divine creation and did so with passion.

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From Darwin’s Theory to Hitler’s Holocaust

It changed his life. Francis Galton was 37 years old in 1860 when he read The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. The book, Galton wrote, “made a marked epoch in my own mental development, as it did in that of human thought generally.”

Most notably, Darwin’s book liberated him from the authority of the Church.

“Its effect was to demolish a multitude of dogmatic barriers” and “arouse a spirit of rebellion against all ancient authorities....”

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DARWINISM ON THE DEFENSIVE

When an American President champions its cause, an Australian Education Minister says it should be looked into, and the cover of Time magazine treats it as a major story, all within the space of a week, then something must be up.

What is up is a new challenge to Darwinian theory that is generating a lot of attention and a lot of debate – and generating as much heat as light.

Whenever the sacred tenets of Darwinism are challenged, the sparks begin to fly. And they are flying fast and furiously of late.

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New TV Special Connects Darwin to Hitler

Ann Coulter is stunned. How is it, she asks, that she could go through 12 years of public school, then college and law school, and still not know that it was Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution that fueled Hitler’s ovens.

“I never knew about the link between Darwin and Hitler until after reading Richard Weikart’s book,” said Coulter, a popular conservative columnist and a featured expert on the new Coral Ridge Hour documentary, Darwin’s Deadly Legacy, which airs August 26 and 27.

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